Is there any difference between "I'm better" and "I'm better off"
For the following examples:

I'm better withour her.
I'm better off withour her.

Thanks.

Question

Is there any difference between "I'm better" and "I'm better off"
For the following examples:

I'm better withour her.
I'm better off withour her.

Thanks.

Answer

"'I'm better without her" implies that you are better in some specific way or at some certain thing without her.  "We're good at playing tennis together, but I'm better without her."

"I'm better off without her" means that your life in general is better without her in it.  "I'll be sad for a while, but in the long run I'm better off without her, so it's a good thing we broke up now."

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